The Free State Foundation
is proud to announce our newest book: A Reader on Net Neutrality and Restoring Internet Freedom.
In the context of
offering a convincing defense of the adoption of the FCC’s December 2017 Restoring
Internet Freedom Order, this volume provides a wealth of information
and key insights into the long-running debate surrounding “net neutrality”
regulation. The selected writings in this Reader, most of which
were previously published as Perspectives from FSF Scholars or
FSF blogs, explore both legal and policy rationales that support the FCC’s
action.
This book is a
collection of papers put together by FSF President Randolph May and Senior
Fellow Seth Cooper. The book explains why, in our view, the FCC’s pro-consumer,
pro-investment, and pro-innovation approach to regulation of Internet service
providers adopted in the Restoring Internet Freedom Order should
be preserved. In addition to the contributions from the Free State Foundation's
in-house scholars, there are contributions in the book from the following
members of FSF's Board of Academic Advisors: Tim Brennan, Robert Crandall,
Justin (Gus) Hurwitz, Daniel Lyons, James Prieger, Dennis Weisman, and Joshua
Wright. And there is an easily digestible Introduction that puts the net
neutrality debate in a proper historical context, provides the necessary
background for understanding all sides of the controversy, and points to the
way forward towards resolution.
A Reader on Net Neutrality and Restoring Internet
Freedom is available from Amazon here in paperback for $9.95 or for
your Kindle here for $2.99. And it is available here from Apple and other booksellers in various e-book formats for $2.99 or
less.
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